Welcome to Safety First – A Guide to Staying Safe and Prepared
Whether it’s preventing falls at home, feeling confident while out in the community or being prepared in
case of an emergency, Safety First is here to help you take charge of your personal safety. This workbook
is designed to guide you through important topics like emergency preparedness, home safety,
and personal well-being. Staying safe starts with knowledge.
Supports for Seniors
and Caregivers
Seniors and older adults require assistance during emergency situations. As an individual, couple, caregiver or family member, here’s some expert advice.
A Helpful Guide for Parents
and Caregivers
Red Cross Canada’s ‘Guide to Recovery’ offers practical advice that will get you on the right track for finding the services and supports you need when disater strikes.
Supports for Persons
Living with Disabilities
Prepared with the assistance of disability-friendly organizations, this resource offers a wealth of planning ideas to inform you, your family and your providers.
Home Safety Tips
Practical tips to keep your home safe and secure. Learn how to prevent accidents, reduce risks, and create a safer living environment for yourself and your loved ones.
Fall Prevention
Learn how to lower your risk of falls with simple strategies. Covers common causes, home safety improvements, exercise for balance, and steps to stay active and independent.
Being Street Smart
Helpful advice for staying safe when out and about. Discover how awareness, planning, and simple precautions can boost your confidence and protect you in everyday situations.
Flood and Water Damage Ready
Here are some ways to prepare
your home and property ahead of
time and tips for emergency response and survival.
Pets and Service Animals
When disaster strikes it’s essential
that you are prepared to help not only yourself, but also pets who live in
your household.
Wildfire Response
Of increasing concern wildfire
events and air quality impact
various regions of the country.
Here’s expert advice.
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